[therobesons]

My up shift light (little green arror on the dash) has stopped working but the light still works(comes on when I turn on the key), so I think I have an error code.

If so, how do you clear the error code?

TIA

Bob

 

[SETI20]

Up shift light?

Best way to clear a code is to solve it.
Find out that the code is first.

To reset the ecu, simply unhook the positive battery lead for about a minute.
Or, if you don't want to reset all the clocks etc, simply take the ecu out of the car.

 

[downest]

Bas, the HF has a shift up light.

Are you running a stock HF with the HF ECU? If not, you might not be able to use the shift light. If you are throwing a check engine light, you have a code in the ECU. Pull back the carpet on the passenger side footwell to see the ECU, and count the blinks, that will tell you what's wrong. The only correct way to clear a code is to fix the problem.

 

[SETI20]

Got a pic of that? Interesting.

 

[downest]

It's right below where the CEL is on the other clusters. I don't have a pic of it, look for an HF cluster. It's green and has an arrow pointing up. The one of stef's car doesn't work now because you have to rewire slightly for the A6 swap, removing the wiring to the light.

 

[bobski]

It's in the same spot and uses the same electronics as the cruise control light if you've seen that. It just has a different icon painted on the lens.

 

[SETI20]

hm...learned something.
Maybe a good idea for a shift light.

 

[downest]

Yeah Bas, use an HF cluster! I'll trade you for a VTi front end!

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